Grants and Contributions

Logistics, which is the process of planning, implementing and controlling the flow and storage of goods and services from the point of origin to the point of consumption, is essential for successful and sustainable economic growth in Canada.

The proposed Program will consist of two main steps with progressively deeper engagement and support of successful NRC-IRAP client SMEs.

The Organization staff will work both independently and in collaboration with the lead NRC-IRAP Industrial Technology Advisor (ITA) to identify SMEs and projects that will provide benefits to the Canadian Oil & Gas industry and economy.

Getting additional data and organizational synergies through a North Atlantic Carbon Observatory (NACO) on carbon capture would dramatically extend ASEC capacities to model the full respiration cycle and its impact to climate change. Critical to the successful design of a North Atlantic Carbon Observatory (NACO) is the assessment of regional data gaps.

It will (i) elevate the voices and authority of immigrant, racialized and Indigenous women and women with disabilities by recruiting, training and employing a cohort of Inclusion Coaches (ii) develop and refine tools, including the Workplace Inclusion Charter that employers and workplaces can implement towards equitable inclusion of under-represented women in the workforce (iii) engage 35 regional employers in a process to identify barriers to inclusion and success of under-represented women in their workplaces and determine actions (iv) collaborate with those employers and the Inclusion Coaches and (i) implement systemic (policy or practice) changes at the workplace level.

Victim Services of Peel will share evaluation results including lessons learned, and project successes with stakeholders and the public so that they may replicate it or expand upon it.